Leah’s Blog – May 30th 2017 – Shavuot
For me Shavuot is a threshing floor. The Temple Mount is even more than that, paralleling our Avot who came way before Moshe Rabbeinu or David HaMelech. For Avraham i
Leah’s Blog April 23rd 2017 -A letter to my murdered grandmother
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Leah’s Blog March 17th 2017
Leah’s Blog March 17 2017 Parshat Ki Tissa I am leaning into Spring impatiently. Bending down to look at the new flowers blanketing our Land, I feel the need to do it mor
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Leah’s Blog- Hashem loved our Avot and promised them all goodness. But their lives were difficlut- they had no peace within their family life, they suffered famine at times and
Leah’s blog – Dec 23 3016
The beautiful warm ambience of Shabbat candles and soon the Chanukah candles, the children playing dreydel , potatoe latkes frying in oil and the cozy ambience of a snug home as th
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In a few weeks we will be reading the Torah portion about Yaakov Avinu being presented to Pharoh. Taking one look at Yaakov, Pharoh blinks a few times because he thinks he is seein
Leah’s Blog Dec 2 2016
As a lot of you may know, I was born and raised in Brooklyn. Strangely, the memory that stands out the most of it is being woken up by my mother Sunday mornings, the only day I cou
Leah’s Blog November 11th 2016
As the sun is about to sink into a mid- November apricot sky, the landscape and the beautiful air I would love to describe will have to wait because there are more important things
